Ocarina of Time The Final Battle Legend of Zelda LEGO Preorder

I can’t even believe how good this one looks! LEGO and Nintendo have teamed up again to bring a totally iconic moment from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time to brick form with the brand-new LEGO The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – The Final Battle (77093) set now available for preorder. This set drops you right into the climactic showdown against Ganondorf with Link and Princess Zelda at your side, all recreated in over 1,000 pieces of pure nostalgia-fuel goodness, complete with a crumbling castle backdrop and interactive elements that will make fans smile. At around $129.99 USD, this build perfectly balances display appeal with play-your-favorite-boss-fight energy, and it even includes some of the most beloved accessories from the game like the Master Sword, Hylian Shield, Megaton Hammer, and a brick-built Navi to float into your scene. Push a button and watch the ruins erupt to reveal Ganondorf ready for battle and yes, it really does that! You also get three minifigures Link, Princess Zelda, and Ganondorf plus a large buildable Ganon figure that captures the final confrontation in brick-built glory. What’s super cool is how this gives fans who weren’t able to grab the Deku Tree set a chance to snag something deeply rooted in the Ocarina legacy without dropping hundreds. Pre-orders opened mid-January and this baby is slated to hit shelves and LEGO.com on March 1, 2026, so if you want a slice of Hyrule for your shelf, now’s the time to lock it in! (nintendo.com).

This compact battle setup brings Ganondorf forward in a towering, brick built form with broad shoulders, layered armor panels, curved horns, and a gold sword raised as he advances. Link is captured mid leap with a sword extended and shield forward, posed as if he is springing into the fight, while Zelda stands grounded with translucent magic elements rising from her hands, pushing energy outward. The figures are anchored to a segmented base with angled stone tiles, flame elements licking up around them, and a small tower structure that adds height and tension as Ganondorf presses in and the heroes hold their ground.

I’m digging how the minifig lineup captures the core characters cleanly, with Navi rendered as a small translucent fairy orb that feels like it’s floating alongside the action. Princess Zelda is dressed in a printed magenta and lavender gown with gold armor detailing and a composed expression, her stance reading calm but active, like she’s channeling magic rather than just standing still. Link is geared up in his classic green tunic with the Hylian Shield locked in front and a translucent blade in hand, looking ready to step forward into the fight, while Ganondorf brings heavier presence with dark armor printing, flame detailed cape, and a confident grin that sells him as the threat driving the scene.

I’m loving how Ganon is built up as a bulky, brick built figure with layered green and dark red armor plates, curved gold horns framing the head, and printed details across the chest and waist that echo classic Gerudo patterns. He’s swinging twin gold blades with thick, clawed hands, the arms posed wide as if he’s mid strike and pushing forward, while the stance is planted with bent legs that give him real weight. The translucent energy pieces trailing behind add motion, making it feel like he’s powering through an attack rather than just standing still.